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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
Town III

There is lots of I
in the air. TIE 70
Inents to build TO /
Cld-blooded fact.
The Missouri Pa
TO begin operate
from Mckinney to
Line and also on II
10 Decatur and ia
the latter city with
Real estate in
as firmly as e
of transactions h
ably OF late. The
the Bellview addit
terday. The ado:
nine acres and sol,
Captain Thomas
is indeed working
his city. He said
last ten dsys he
northern cities, 1
number of railroad
10 advise his Peep
t. Fort Worth, bu
advice for that is '
and more, Fort w
for q road to Js
Captain West left
City.
President Paddle
AID Rio Grande W
York Saturday, n
office Of the comp,
for something new
neers were on the
the grazing c
on rapidly. In 8
begin on the builc
this city, round |
depots, offices an.
not be long until
operation to Graz
would be run fro
Worth this
hot in Yorl
was IN good shs
had noticed that I
the Fort Worth g
lo5ampo. Dilige
elicit more.
Recent diSastrc
interests of Texs
all the newspaper
written the neces
of Texas
: 5etteS times
be expected sc 10
s market where t
petition, snd
dictate what
Ii is not
common sense, il
this state of thinl
first break in the
near 81 hand, en-
long while
deliversnce is eff
editor of the Liv
recent interview
the whole gronnt
question that
tor the starting
packing houses 8
will thereby be C
course of tint
Europe will
or later
8 deep "
only thing necesl
rate such enterl
been the chief oil
other hindrances
the determinetio
OF man. Texas C.
It's own beef pro
comes to this II
failures and tn:
cease.
The cry that I
snd export her @
hushed until the
In carrying OUT
the securing of
coast is indlsper
writer, in the I
prominence to ,
great things in {
Efr. John Will,
ly Known as the
haIbor scheme o
San Antonio this
Stock Journal this
ing fulIy as rapid
could expect. TIL
rate for 8 detailed
an outline might b
dictate of eastern c
Wiilet represents,
Gent capital for a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

eould expect. The plans are too elabos
rate for detailed description here, e
an outline might be of interest. The sy8s
dicste of eastern capitalists, which Mr..
Wiilet represents, lie said to have suffi-
Gent capital for ali practical purposes of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
: TemperaExe B.yerages,

sspo ~ goo thessapry w!saoat bot4 Of
AAgoSura &terASoliaH yodY dfsnkng X1kl
sas hlad'a0ss0f the vs aae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
THE AMENDMENT ISSUE.
Record CT spsechcs and Bar
becuess
at San Angelo.

at San Angelo.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, July 28.-Judge
Evans Of, Abilene spoke here tonight in
favor of the amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Opened Weak and
Improved Steadily 10 the Close.
Transactions Large.

The Close g.rong at the Best Prices of the
Day-Rs"way Bonds PartooR of the
Improvement In Shares
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
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lethern
ere may be soE-
IT theological SEN
!, middle or senior Cl
eapon of power. Or
g some new baptism
! the churches, SO ths
NV stand in the watcf
sking to q realization
fciency, m.y preach !
Jming discourse may
Z. And let us pray e
sy be FASTENED, WHIT
hat | think will /, -''
cs of ths.tliac0-- De
be careful. Watch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

ators from Illinois. In tne sIteruUUn MI.
EFarwell was driven over the city oy
Eolonel J. P. Smith, and at night he took
fhe csrs for his home, pleased with Fort
HWorth and promising to come again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

Forney Hay at so Csntse Bale,
New crop, Mt VI. f Patterson's feed
store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

u g papvu
O addition to these3
Enau iR5
o1A q tEe ask {H ne vak Car
these assets Y reach S .1all zk .ss -. S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

Mouth, Coated Tos
PID LIVER, Sc. Tn
and prevent eopstip
smallest end easiess !
dose. Pdfely. vesetat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
BOGUS DRAFTS
A shrewd Scheme BY Which Many
Banks Have Been SwIndIed,

Shrewd Scheme BY Which Many
Banks Have Been SwIndIed,
A bank swindie has been discovered at
Detroit, Mich, which appears to be almost
national in the breadth OF its operations.
Some parties have engraved drafts AMI
checks Of the "Msrlette Exchange Bank" Of
Marlette, Mich, and these have been filled
out for various sums, ranging from t5Oto SIS
EACH and negotiated throughout the country.
For two or three days past these fraudulent
papers have been coming into the First Ma
tionaI Bank Of Dstroit from all parts of the
Union for co.lecaoa. Ole which came in is
fair sample. 1t was drawn for g.. $50 aud
was signed by John B. Martin, Cashier.
There Is no such institution as the "Mar-
ette Exchange Bank OF Mlrietten That
town has but two tanks and they are the
Bank Of Marlette and tie First National
Bank Of Marlette. The extent Of the fraud
Is not known, but it appears to have been OF
greatmagnitude
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
Foreign News.

dispatch from Odessa, says: tho Fiji.
teenth army division, numbering eighteen
thousand men has been ordered to hold itsel
in instant readiness either for marching or
embarking:
NJ Radoslavof, Bulgarian Primo Minister,
has left Sofia on an official tour OF the cour.
try. The object of the tour is to inquire in.
70 theloyalty OF the troops and the state OF
defense OF the frontiers and organizs tho
loyslist&
The Burmah royslists have collected Q
large force in the upper country, and resum
cd the aggressive against tho British. Re.
cent reports stated that resistance had been
crushed in Upper Burmah, but they prove tc
have been premature. Official adviees re-
ceivei stlts that fighting has been TO
newed at several points in the districts be.
iievei to have been paciaed by tho late de,
feats inflicted on the native forces
The work OF reinforcing the garrison OF
Varna and Bourgos, the chief coast fort
resses, and the river defenses, reported,
is practically completed All the chief Bull
garian and Eastern Roumelian stronghold,
are stated to be in good state for defense
Important changes are being icarried out in
the disposition OF Bulgarian troops, the re :,
ments tainted with dissfection being trans
ferred 70 OF Der districts. All the fortresses
are being provisioned.
Unofficial advices received at the Iudl
Office state that the Government have IN.
doubted evidence OF native chlefsfbi the
Russian Governor OF Turkes,an is bribine
the head men Of tribes throughout the north
Of Atghanistan. Tne work is done through
native officers Of Turkestan, who have en-
tered the Russian service. The chiefs 70
port that the Governor has secursda number
OF notables, aud that these are organizing AZ
extensive plot for a simultaneous rising 10
AfRhanlstan On tho pnniauh
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
BREAKERS
A Hurricane Blowing at the Rate OF
Gaunnty NTiIng

Hurricane Blowing at the Rate OF
Seventy Miles an Hour
The steamship Scotia, OF the Fabre Line.
that plies between New York aud the Medi-
torraneln, went ashore at Tie Point Sta
lion, fifteen miles east of Fire Islani lig mt.
house, during the terrif gale Fr.dly mora
ing.
An east-northeast hurricane was blowing at
velocity of 20 miles an hour, and as soon
as the vessel becIms caught in the quick
sands the sea was cast in all Directions about
her by the violent hurricane. The wavss
made a clean breach over her deck. and when
the vessel was discovered by the life-slvlng
crew her two masts had beeu swept from
their stepping by the angry seas.
The vessel, whsn she departed from Mar
settles, Oh February -, had on board several
hundred passengers. These, for tho most
part, were Italian emi2rau's b)unl TO this
country 10 settle in the West. AT Naples
where she called q few days afterward,
there embarked nearly 500 passengers, These
were from her sister ship, the Berguudia,
which was previously sunk In the disastrous
collision with the:Italian man-of-war, Italia.
These passengers swelled the list 10 nearly
LOO A few others were taken on at Glib
raltar, which point she left on February o..
The vessel experienced unusually severe
weather on the passage across and much
anxiety was felt for the passengers on board.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
OCEAN YACHT RACE.
THE OoRoNEr WINS THE PURSE
The Successful Graf Makes the Jour
ney In n Few Hours Less Than
Fifteen Days.

The race between the Coronet and Daunt
less across the ocean resulted In the success OF
the former. cable msssige from London
says:
The Coronet arrived of Queenstown at
1850 O'Clock Sunday morHiRg. The Corone,
passed the winning point at IL 80 O'Clock un,
der a full press OF canvas, the wind at that
hour being est-northwest aud fresh.
In passing the given line Roches Point, the
victorious yacht fred i've guns. and the
time was at once taken by the Secretary ami
members Of the Royal Cork Yacht c ub.
who had been on the looko for her arrival.
The club then hoisted signal announcing
the Coronets arriynl, the various stations
answering the pennant
The Coronet entered Cork harbor I'm spank,
ing style and huEging the western shore.
From the start to the flash the Coronet ex
perienced strong COLES with tremendous seas.
On Tuesday and Wednesday last she hove h
for several hours each day and made only 30
miles in the As hours. Her average run dur
ing the passage varied from $50 TO $50 miles
day.
The CorOnet arrived at Queenstown at
RAJ p. NJ. The apparent tim, occupied in
passage is IA days, % hours, - minutes, Al
seconds, and the actual I me, computed on
the Greenwich basis, II days, 10 hours, 81
minutes, Ia seconds The whole number of
nautical LNiles sailed is 2,940. Tie longes.
days run is 2Ol.5 miles, made on Saturday,
March 20, and the shortest S. 8 miles made
on Tuesday, March 22.
The weather was uncommonly stormy.
even for this season Of the year. No les
than seven heavy Rples contrived to keep the
sea in torment for eleven days OF the trim
and for two DAYS the weather was so severe
as to make tho question OF the yachts living
through them somewhat doubtful She be.
hayed splendidly however in all sorts OF
weather, and proved herself one OF the
StauHchest IL not one OF the fastest, VESSELS
OF her type afloat. No accidents hlpp,ned
20 any Of the sailors, despite the great risks
they were compelled TO undertake at times
With the exception OF three torn sails and a
ltttlv broken tackle, everything on board tn,
boat was in as good shape waen tn, anchor
was dropped Off Queenstown as when it was
raised off Topkinsville, S aten Island.
IL is thought that much quicker passage
might have been made had Captain Crssbs
carried more sail On several occasions
when the wind was light but the sky threat
ening, he was very cautious. aud his judg
ment was controlled largely by the barome-
ter, which was much OF the tins below % and
seldom above 30, the nominal height in the
latitude traversed. The course made WAS
tile more northerly than was thought safe.
but fortunately no icebergs or field-ice was
encountered.
The number Of persons on board the Coro-
net was %, including 10 sailors. s officers, the
steward, cook, mess boy and guests. The
officers were:-Captain, c. p Crosby; Nlvi>
gator, T. b. Anderson; Mates, w. A. Whit
tier and Otto Peterson; Boatswain, Augusta.
Bsrgholm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

A Ssnnan chemist has invented q now
kind Of anesthetic bullet, which he
urges will, II brought into general use.
greatly diminish the horrors Of war.
The bullet is Of a brittle substance.
breaking directly when It comes in con-
tact with the object at which Il is aimed.
Il contains a powerful anesthetic pro.
ducing simultaneously complete insen-
sibility, lasting for twelve hours, which,
except that the action Of the heart con-
tnues Is not to be distinguished from
death. When in this condition, the
German Chemist points out, the bodies
may be packed in wagons and carried
of as prisoners
G. T. Nelson, OF Chester, ILL.,, owns a
dog, small, wire haired animal Of the
terrier species, which has for several years
been addicted to the use of malt bever-
ages Whenever occasion offers he Wis
its the slop trough under the beer faucet
In the city saloons and laps the beer
with evident satisfaction until drunk.
When in this condition he is unsteady
on his legs and as silly in his manners
as any booty human devotee of the
flowing bowl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
a Family Quarrel

Jacob Bread aud his wife, OF Newark, o.,
hal family quarrel. The woman scalded
her hu'bnui by throwing boiling water on
him, causing him intensB pain. The n ssh was
horribly burned, aud ne was a sickening
sight
The man fingered in terrible agony until
wednesday, vixen he died. No person was
allowed TO enter the house. The woman IS
reported now a. being maniac, after seeing
the terrible result Of her anger. Il is found
necessary 20 Keep her locsed in n room to pre-
vent her committing violence to others The
husband aud wife are both Germ1ng aud
bad no, lived happily together
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
MURDER FOR MONEY.
An OLD Man and His wife stran
gIcd.

John Wsnc, an cid citiz n living neai
Ca dwell, in Greenbrier Co, vs.. Va, with onl,
bis wife, also age 3, hal in his house gooc
SUN Of money and bonGs which the old peo
pie were using 10 live upon. An old colorec
woman Lost night found both dead in theii
home and their monsy al gone she was an
old servant who waited upon them. WheE
she went to the house the doors we're locked
and hearing no noise looked In the window
and saw the old man sitting up IN his chair
and his wife on the for. Sac forc3l an on.
trance aud found that they had BEEN dead
soma hours There WIS every appearances Of
struggl in the room but no marks on their
bodies eKcep. the prints Of mans bands on
their necks T. believed that thoy we're
$50 angled and then robbed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

a Boarding House Destroyed and
Ten OF the Inmates Burned
TO Death

\ special from Bsssemer, Mich. states that
boarding house, ownel by the Colby Iron
Company was destroyed by fire early In the
morning.
TIE bodies Of ten persons, burned 10 death,
have been taken on. Several others we're
badly bu-neJ, aud are expected 10 die.
Bessemer Is one OF the mining town,
brought into erIs.encs by the development
n ne GJZebIc mining region. Il has over
100 population, besides q large floating els-
msnf, and is one o. The most prominent OF
Che nsw points on the Lake Shore &
Wetern Railroad 10 IS within 10 miles Of
the western enl % the upper PENN ula, in
Ontonag3n county, and Re SIX miles east Of
Ironwood, which is located on the Wisconsin.
line
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
100 Doses one Dollar
EVERYONE SPEAKS WELL OF 1T.


Rochester, n. Y, March 6s, 80
For many years have been troubled With
severe pains in the back of my head and neck,
the pain being so severe at times that was
nearly insane, and my friends feared that l
would be. Lunps as large as a hickory nut
would swell up on my forehead and neck
tried many different kinds OF medicines and
physicians, hut none seemed to reach M case,
until commenced the use OF DIR. Pardces
Rheumatic Remedy, and before had used it
four days the pain left my neck and shoulders
and went to my hips and limbs l continued
taking the remedy, and the disease seemed to
work downward, but there was but little pain
am still using the remedy, and / feel conf
dent 1T viii entirely cure me; for / am so
much better and stronger than have been
Tor years I cheerfully recommend it to oil
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. PHOEBE WHEATON.
10 Mt Hope Avenue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

Al M5oresGsld, W va, Martha Barrick.
man, % yousg lady veil cJuuec.eI. had
been supposed To- be engaged % irvr
Wright During bis last visit boz. iu jest
invited her To his marriage with another
young lady She took the jjko in earnest
and would not believe 10 otherwise About
an hour after he left her sister belrI q gun
go of in the room above, and rushing Co
their iatsor they wen uI sta RS and founI
Martha sNelterinZ in her lfe's blood, breath.
ing her last, with bullet hole just aboy,
Dor eve and a shotgun smoking beside her.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
Pokcr I'D NIurdcr-

poker game was In progress in a lumber
camp shanty near Arletta, Fulton county. N.
r., In the course ~ which a dispute arose
between JJhn Chratman and one Cunning
ham, said 10 belong Ia Sandy Hill or Fort
Edward
Cunningham struck Christman and tb,
latter threw him 90 the Roor but on
promising ~ bshave, Cunningham was al.
lowed ~ rise lie at once seized a cbisel and
Inflicted two trrrible wounds on his advsr.
sarJ head, Telling bin seuseless - the floor
When, picking up hammer he dealt Carist
nan several blows ne he lay nnc9nscious
racturing his skull. The victim fingered
until two O'Clock Friday morning. when he
I'ed Aitr The aGay the murderer male
uisefaps from the camp and is stu at large
Officers are scJuriuz the woods Tor him.
lewis n stanton, son of the late Edwin
". stanton, with the cJDcIrrens 20 II the sur
givinZ membarsof the family, has secured
tho services of George G. Gofharo
formerly Secretary Of the senate io
write a biography Of the grea. War M.n.
.rer
Change in the froi ght rates made necessary
by The Interstate commerce law will inter.
rUYt California wool in B0.t,n. The biab
EFT fre.ght-rate paid within the Lost ten ysars
BE- t275 PER 100 pounds From that point
rates Fell until this year, VIXEN tho price was
C2jI cents. Dispatches from California state
that agents o. The railroad have ANNOUNCED
that after April 3 the rate will he 40. This
will make 20 practically impossible for deal.
era b. handle California WOOL 10 Blston o.
ruling prs3et
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

Removing the brain OF a pigeon does not
destroy its mental faculties. IL can see, hear,
feel swallow food put in its mouth, but is
Incapable OF originating any impulse. 1t
will stand still in the attitude in which IL is
placed until it dies OF starvation, but throw
10 IN tie air and 10 will ly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

Is what most men desire, but 70 keep from fill
ing grave In cemetery lot Gro half your
Gays are mum bercd, always keep a supply OF
Dr. P.erce's Golden Medical DiscoveryH by
you. When the first symptoms OF consump-
uon appear lose 10 time in putting yours Il Z
under the treatn emit OF this Invaluable N edi
cine. IL cures Whom nothing else viii. Posses
ing, as IL docs, ten times the virtue OF the best
COZ liver oil, IL is not only the cheapest bat far
inc pleasantest TO take. IL purines and IN.
riches the blood, siren ltnens the sy stem, cures
blotches, pmples, eruptions and other humors-
BY druggists.
1T. Louis Is the greatest strawberry market
In the world
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

In postal card on which to send your ad dress
TO Halett Il Co, Portland, Maine, viii b. re-
work that both sexes, OF all ages, can do and
live at home, wherever they are located earn
ing thereby from So to S25 per day. and up-
day. Capital not reanired: YOU are stnrt ed frea-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

I'VE have used Red Star Cough Cure"
write tho Sisters OF the Notre Dame, GoVans-
town, Md, for tho euro OF coughs, oppression
OF tho chest and sore throat" Prico twenty
five cents a b title.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
St0orn Statement from q WeH-Eno,on Etdi
VidttdL

Lockport, ~ Y
short timo ago was afflicted with rhcu-
matism so badly that l could not move Nv
hands and limbs We're all swollen. One leg
was so badly swollen that it burst tho skin
Inc Sheriff of our county advised me 10 try
Dr Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, and bought
me bottle. After taking the remedy one dav
let relieved and in less than two weeks
was able TO go to work and have not felt rheu-
matism since Three bottles cured me. and I
recommend it to all who arc suffering from
rheumatism. CHAS ROBILLARD.
subscribed and sworn TO before mo
this 5th day Of June, 1855.
NJ j. TORELL, Notary Public.
Ask your druggist for Dr. Pardees Remedy
md take no other. Price 81 per bottle: six
bottles, s..
Pardee Medicine Co, Rochester. N Y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
"NYork, Work. Mnrl, y,

HOW many women there arc working TO. day
IN various branches OF industry-to say moth.
ing OF the thousands of patient housewives
whose llVes are an unceasing round OF toll
VINO are marty "a 10 those comp aints TO which
the weaker sex is liable. Thor tasks are rem.
uered doubIy hard and irksome anu their lives
sh0rl ened, yet hard necessity compels them
10 keep on. To such DIR. PIerce's "Favorite
PRESCRIPTION" offers n sure means or relief.
s3T All female weaknesses it is a certain cure
All druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

November, 1850, Thomas TOrney. Scott De-
pot, Putnam Co, w. Va, wrote I'm bed with
sciatica, am using ST. Jacobs Oil" Oct. 18th,
1885 he writes: Three rubbings with Il got me
out aud culel me. No return"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

It's bnybosc h solSly /oy TIE 1,gifi,rafe h>aliaroj
afSrasf aNdfhc y<hgIe( pain, aHdEhofH does ella
Slaigff 10 ao fhoHfaHaE gflaaies can glaay frfJY.
Ithas stood the test oftweny years in relieving perodt
cal pain promoting regularity Of seasons and banshns
weakness, bzckaohc and consequent nervous distress.
Probably mo- other woman in the world receives 20
many letters Of thaokf as Lydia T.. Pinkbsm. III
Lynn, Mass. Mr D. Of Enfield, ~ IT,. says.
'l ei simply say tia, youf Vegetable Compound 70 III
you recommend ii Co BE-. Hhaf ao8S me Yoyld, a.
feo2' Anodherl lady writes from Ottawa as follows. ~
have ia.t oday boughiihe seventh bottle Of your Y-ge-
table Compound, have used two boxes OF Pills and sew.
ersl packages OF yoHr Sentative wash and nat O. but
rgh,toteiiyou how much good jeryedrom yoHr nsii.
cnss. 7hey enc ytraIay CodIr4a $50 the pains
and aches have almost disappeared my stomach
stronger zoo and feel mys-.' improved every way"
Price 81. sold By all Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

Young and middle-Rged mon suffering from
memory, and kindred symptoms, should send
~ cents in stamps for illustrated treatise sug-
seotlng sure means OF cure. Worlds D.spen-
aAry Medical Association, Buffalo, Ny
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
The PnbIic nro Gnutinnsd

Against tho many worthless limitations of
Bcnson's Capcine Plasters offered by unsc ru-
pulous druggists. The word 'CdpsinC" is our
exclusive trademark, and any one selling a
plaster with similar name Is a fraud. Ask
Tor Benson's, and examine carefully to make
sure II is genuine. Seabury q Johnson, Phar.
maceutical Chemists, proprietors, New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

il You feel as Enough water was gathering
around tho heart (heart-dropsy) or have heart,
rheum atisn, pa pitaton of the heart with suffo-
on,sympathetiCh heart trouble-Dr Kilmer's
OCEAN-WEED regulates, corrccts and cures
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31
A BargnIninCo rnrrIot.

Riches and honesty are often united in
the same person.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-31

1t is often SAID that poverty Is no crime.
Neither is IL a virtue.